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Contemporary Modern Golfing Couple Sculpture by Austin Productions Dated 1987
By Austin Productions
Located in Miami, FL
For your consideration is a gorgeous table sculpture of two golfers, dated 1987. This Art Deco style decorative sculpture is constructed of plaster and is delightfully heavy. Hand ...
Plaster, Paint
Pair of 1987 David Fisher “Mysterious I & II” Sculptures for Austin Productions
By David Fisher, Austin Productions
Located in Stafford, TX
Pair of 1987 David Fisher “Mysterious I & II” Sculptures for Austin Productions An iconic pair of Postmodern figurative bust sculptures titled “Mysterious I” and “Mysterious II,...
Acrylic, Plaster, Wood
Art Deco Ceramic Sculpture
Located in Rochester, NY
Art Deco ceramic sculpture. Austin productions 1987. Austin Productions, Inc. has been setting a standard of excellence and style for over half a century.
Ceramic
“Waiting in the Wings”
Located in Southampton, NY
Here for your consideration is a beautiful vintage Austin sculpture John Cutrone 1987 "Waiting in the Wings" ballet slippers.
Plaster, Laminate
Sold
H 24.5 in W 15 in D 7 in
"Attitude is Everything" 1987 Large Plaster Sculptures Signed Austin Prod Inc
Located in Miami, Miami Design District, FL
"Attitude is Everything" 1987 large plaster sculptures signed Austin Prod Inc.
Plaster
$4,646
H 16.9 in W 8 in D 4.7 in
Unique Antique Hand Crafted Bronze Golf Player in Backswing Sculpture / Statue
Located in Lisse, NL
Good size antique bronze golfer from the 1920s. This stylish golfer in his 1920s golf outfit is an absolute joy to own and look at. Apart from the curved body posture the artist has...
Bronze, Metal
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